$15 an hour. Letterer: $12 a page. So for a standard 22 page issue: Pencils/Inks: 22 x $42 = $924 Colors/Inks: 22 x $46 = $1,012 Letterer: 22 x $12 = $264 Assistant: Estimated 10 hours x $15 = $150 Total for 22 page issue: $2,350 With Tim Rees: Pencils: 22 x $45 = $990 Inks: 22 x $68 = $1,496 Letterer: 22 x $12 = $264 Assistant: Estimated 10 hours x $15 = $150 Total

1. To avoid compulsory military service, a network
of heroes collectively known as the Alliance of
the Masque disbands and the majority of its
members retire. Now years later, someone is
hunting down the founding members.

35. All the previous colored pages were penciled and inked
by the same two guys. All the pencils, including the
pencils only pages were completed by the same guy.
Some of those page will have to be taken back to the
pencil and inks stage so new colors can be applied which
will make the transition between different scenes more
seamless, mainly the ones dealing with Omega Man and
his civilian identity, which is a celebrity doctor. Then in
the context of the overall story, the villain who is hunting
down the original team members is seen in his secret
workshop where he has had Tin Man's head removed
from the rest of his body and the body destroyed. The
reason he is doing this is because before Tin Man was
given his robotic body, he was a private detective and
that was the reason he was attacked first. Effectively
immobilized, the villain plans to interrogate Tin Man's
head about the initial origin of the hero team and their
fiercest opponents. At which a tale of three of the
original team members is told. Back in the 90's Tin Man,
Heavy Metal, and Velocity. A tale which eventually
leads to the creation of the team's arch nemesis Mayhem.
This part, which would be a substantial part of issue two
is where the current two man team of penciler/inker and
colorist/letterer take over.

45. Cast of Characters
Omega Man
Omega-Man is the powerhouse of the group. He can fly at supersonic speeds,
is amazingly strong, and his body and all internal organs are essentially
steel hard. He is a being composed of pure energy. His agility is the
highest humanly possible, and he perform physical feats at hyper-velocity.
He does need to breathe, but his body processes are so efficient that he
can go days between breaths. He also has an internal edge that allows him
to dramatically increase any one of his super-human abilities at a time,
and when he does, his eyes glow an eerie red. When he uses this edge, he
can temporarily surpass his own limits .
Omega-Man is a doctor and thus he has a strict code against killing. He
will kill if there is absolutely no alternative, but he is loathe to do so.
He always looks for another way, and he is in the hero business to save as
many lives as possible. Omega-Man is the hero other heroes admire and look
up to. He is compassionate, and highly intelligent. Besides The Extremist,
Omega Man has consistently shown an ability to lead the heroes in most
situations, and if most had a choice they would rather follow him than The
Extremist, who is more pragmatic of the two.
In his other identity, Omega-Man is Dr. Richard Korvac, one of the most
renowned doctors and inventors of medical technology in the world. Only the
members of the original team, which formed in Memphis, Tennessee, know his
secret identity. However, most heroes have met Dr. Richard Korvac at least
once, because he is one of the world’s best experts on super human
physiology. In his Korvac identity, he tends to exaggerate his celebrity-
doctor ego and is more abrasive and condescending around others.

46. The Extremist
The first known records of the man who would later be known as
the Extremist was as an operative for the United States
government mainly used for extraction and assassination. After
bad intelligence resulted in the deaths of twelve civilians, he
decided to go freelance. Initially using the skills he developed to
go after for organized crime in America, he quickly found
himself mainly working for various major corporations. Looking
to find employment that wasn’t so morally problematic for him,
he came upon a story about a super villain called Dr. Solaris. Dr.
Solaris was a scientist who had invented a suit that gave him
solar-based powers. The article detailed how he had tried to
kidnap a young woman whose father was the CEO of an
industrial chemical company in the hopes of extorting $500,000.
Luckily, two masked vigilantes managed to rescue the woman. It
certainly wasn’t easy for the heroes though, as they both suffered
2nd and 3rd degree burns for which they needed lengthy medical
care. To make matters worse, Dr. Solaris managed to escape
from his holding cell several weeks later. The Extremist went to
the father and offered to permanently take care of the Dr. Solaris
problem. Two weeks later, the man who called himself Dr.
Solaris was no longer among the living, while the man who was
about to start calling himself The Extremist was taking apart and
carefully analyzing the solar-powered suit that Dr. Solaris had
invented. Over the next five years, The Extremist managed to
neutralize thirty enhanced criminals who had been labeled super
villains by the media. It was also during this time he started
filing patents on a range of various technological advancements.
The most lucrative of these patents being a device that dampened
the abilities of super-humans. Although it was not as powerful a
dampener as Team Mayhem’s original WaveJammer, it was
widely used by various law enforcement agencies and several
Federal prisons. The Extremist is an expert when it comes to
most technology. He also has developed an uncanny skill to
quickly determine an opponent’s weakness or
vulnerability. He uses this ability to give him an “edge” in ombat.
Opponents find it particularly hard to hit him in combat. Over the
years, he has used his knowledge of technology and his “edge” to
become financially wealthy. He is also a collector of weapons.
His collection has grown to rival some of the most diverse
collections in the world. At one time, he was known to have
three stealth bombers in his personal collection. He additionally
collects weapons of a mystical nature. His fondness for
collecting weapons is his only known vice. His primary weapon
of choice when dealing with super powered opponents is the
Omni Gun. It can fire projectiles that can easily pierce one inch
thick reinforce steel, but it also has other limited capabilities
usually having to do with exploiting a particular opponent’s
weakness.

47. Mystress
Mystress was a young woman whose father had been an archeologist and
something of an adventurer during the 70’s and early 80’s, eventually
settling down in a small town in rural Mississippi with a woman he claimed
to have met overseas. Unknown to the locals,her mother had come from
another dimension and had in fact been part of a royal family who had
governed a society of powerful mystics for centuries. During the course of
one of his adventures, the father had stumbled upon a portal and quickly
found himself facing off against those who had recently overthrown the
ruling family and planned to invade Earth. Thwarting the attempt with the
help of her mother, the two of them fell in love and she decided to
accompany him back to his home dimension, using the majority of her own
sorcerous might to destroy the portal once on the other side. With her
powers greatly diminished she assumed the role of wife and mother, both
parents deciding to keep the truth from their daughter at least until she
reached a proper age. Years later, the family household was attacked by
mystical shadow beasts that had been sent in retribution for thwarting the
invasion by the tyrannical leaders of the mother’s home dimension. During
the conflict, it was revealed that because of her heritage, Mystress had
inherited the ability to manipulate magic. After teaching her as much as
she could, her mother sent her on a quest throughout the world, searching
for the nine primary mystical protectors of the world. Learning from each,
she eventually replaced an elderly female occultist from the West Coast and
moved back to the Southern United States, enrolling in a local college and
starting a career as a costumed adventurer, eventually joining Pax
Templars.
Mystress is a very attractive woman that wears a tight fitting skimpy
outfit. She is 5”7” and has long raven-black hair. She has ample
proportions and is not particularly muscular. She looks to be in her mid-
twenties, and she has green eyes. She is a skilled occultist, knows a
variety of mystical rituals, is able to manipulate raw mystical energy to
perform a variety of effects and can open portals to most dimensions.

48. Power Line
As a young teenager, Tommy Halwell came down with a mysterious illness
that quickly left him partially paralyzed. His father was an investment
banker who had gone into semi-retirement opening up a small commodities
brokerage in Memphis, TN. With his son severely affected by a potentially
terminal unknown illness, he sought out a research scientist and doctor
named Richard Korvac to do the impossible and save his son. After a long
series of extensive and highly complex tests, Dr. Korvac discovered that the
boy was producing low levels of a unique electromagnetic energy which was
not only severely disrupting his nervous system, but also was likely to be the
key reason for the boy’s declining health. Dr. Korvac invented a small
device that could be implanted in the boy which would regulate this energy
and harmlessly dissipate it. The device worked well, but six months later
an unintentional side effect manifested and the boy started developing
telekinetic abilities. This eventually resulted in Tommy becoming a hero-
in-training with Radiance. Powerline is a young man in his early twenties
who is 5’6” in height as has a medium build. He is a powerful telekinetic
who can fly as well as create blue-tinged force-fields and shields. At his
upper level, he is able to lift a fully-loaded train car with his
telekinesis and block most conventional artillery attacks. Over the years,
Powerline has developed considerable skill when it comes to using his
protective energy fields in wide variety of ways. As a hero, he wears a
simple white and blue costume.

49. Radiance
Radiance is a young woman, age 22 or 23, with a
slender build and is a little over 6’ tall. She wears a
skin-tight golden costume with gloves and boots with
straps. Radiance has limited control over light and can
use it to blind or to fire pulses of light to injure her
foes. She can also fly while in human form, but is
limited to speeds several times the speed of sound. As
a result of an attempt on her life in recent months, she
gained the ability to convert her body into light energy,
and when she does she can also fly at incredible
speeds. As a being composed of energy, she is not
physically solid and most physical attacks pass through
her without harm. Her energy form is hot to the touch,
and she can burn through steel in seconds if she
chooses to.

50. Tin Man
Tin Man was once a private detective working on a
case with Dr. Richard Korvac, which involved
international corporate espionage, when they found
themselves caught in a deadly explosion set by
enemy spies. Attempting to shield the good doctor as
best he could, the man who would become Tin Man
caught the brunt of the explosion, which left him so
severely injured it necessitated that his brain be
transferred to a special medical device Dr.
Korvac had invented. This device, which has
experienced several technological upgrades through
the years, became the robotic body he now
uses as a hero. Tin Man stands 6’7” and has glowing
red electronic sensors for eyes. He can project blasts
of energy from his hands. His robotic body provides
him with superhuman strength, heightened resistance
to damage, and limited rocket-fuel-based flight.

51. Velocity
Velocity wears a special suit and shoes designed by
Omega-Man to withstand the friction of traveling
through the atmosphere at super-speed. He is
muscular, but he has the build of a runner, rather
than a bodybuilder. He has also developed an
aerodynamic helmet which has infrared
capabilities. Originally a scientist, he has always
enjoyed his role as a superhero, and takes great
pride in the fact that because of the extreme levels
of his superhuman speed he is one of the big guns
of the superhero world.

52. WaveJammer II
WaveJammer II is a muscular young man of about 23
years. He has blue eyes and he’s 5’11”. He trained in
various martial arts and is a capable fighter, but he can’t
rely on his limited skill by itself. He is very intelligent and
has made improvements on his father’s technology, as well
as creating equipment that of his own creation. What he did
not get from his father, or create with his own genius, he
either bought or stole. He wears a golden and scarlet
flexible armor that provides protection with excellent
flexibility. On his belt are several buttons that cause various
effects. He has improved his father’s old WaveJammer gun
into bracers that are more powerful and work more
efficiently. WaveJammer technology stops super human
abilities from working, to the point that even one that has
physical enhancements like super strength will be affected.
WaveJammer technology can also be used to disrupt mental
concentration, and cause mental pain to the victim. He also
modified his armor to project a personal hologram that will
make him look like anyone and a voice modulator that
changes his voice also. The armor itself can morph to look
like any type of clothing or bestow upon him invisibility for
a limited amount of time.

53. Team Mayhem

54. Production Cost Information:
Same team that worked on the last set of pages.
Pencils/Inks: $42 per page. That's with providing an
additional $2 a page for constant support with the
crowdfunding effort.
Colors/Inks: $46 per page. That's with providing an
additional $6 per page for constant support with the
crowdfunding effort, which in his case will be helping
with the multiple video installments. Some of which
will 3D and motion effects.
OR
Tim Rees: $45 a page for pencils, $68 a page for inks
Included below, three sample pages of Tim Rees fully
inked pages.